The phrase "are typically consumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the common ways in which certain items, such as food or beverages, are usually eaten or ingested.
Example: "Fruits and vegetables are typically consumed raw to retain their nutrients and flavor."
Alternatives: "are usually eaten" or "are commonly ingested".
Nightly newscasts are typically consumed with the bland minutia of government: Mr. Putin meeting with the minister of transportation or health or education about some problem of the day.
Pioneers of the strategy are cereal brands, which are typically consumed only in the morning but have grown as ingredients in popular recipes like Chex Mix and Rice Krispies Treats.
In some respects, and almost counter-intuitively, the less money you make the more likely you are to entertain yourself with movies and music despite the fact that independent music and film are typically consumed by highly educated people.
Listeria is a tricky pathogen to curtail as it can grow rapidly in your refrigerator and also contaminate foods that are typically consumed without cooking.
Although Brucella spp. can survive in moist, dark environments for up to two months, recent work in Wyoming suggests that in areas with abundant scavengers, fetuses are typically consumed within 24 48 hours [27].
Walnuts, like other nuts, are typically consumed whole, with a majority of their energy coming from fat.
A phenomenal 3,289 calories is typically consumed through a prawn cocktail starter, roast with all the trimmings, Christmas pudding and mince pies washed down with wine and beer.
More than 75percentt of the time and cost of a software project is typically consumed by what the open-source approach is meant to do best: debugging, maintaining and tweaking the code.
On another front, two weeks ago a coalition of scientists and health advocates led by the Center for Science in the Public Interest petitioned the F.D.A. to both set safe limits for sugar consumption and acknowledge that added sugars, rather than lingering on the "safe" list, should be declared unsafe at the levels at which they're typically consumed.
The Seychellois diet contains about 10 times more ocean fish than is typically consumed by US citizens.
The characteristic of Prosecco as a wine "that aggregates socially" (since it is typically consumed at parties, bars and restaurants, for dinners and aperitifs) supports our empirical findings.
